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Osteo Moves applies Osteopathic Manual Techniques using hands on manual therapy for chronic pain.
90min Pain Management treatment which includes your evaluation.
Craniosacral Therapy
&
Osteopathy
What is the Psoas:
Reasons why for Osteopaths / Osteopathic Manual Practitioners (OMP) can perform the release on a patient.
For Osteopaths,
Learn to release the diaphragm in a seated position.
The most important part of osteopathic procedure is the examination of the patient, the determination of the lesion, the discovery of what is wrong in the human building. In some cases nature has taken care of a former abnormality of struc-ture, and then what was once abnormal has become normal.
08/16/2026
Doctors keep you alive therapist help you thrive.
We thrive to keep our body out of pain.
EASY RELEASE FOR THE NECK
* Remember there are 3 muscles in the neck but also these muscles pull the shoulder blade.
Work at getting yourself out of pain.
Why Osteopathic Soft Tissue Techniques? (OSTT)
*Better treatment for body to reduce tension & hypertonicity
*keeps the Patient in Parasympathetic
*Remove muscles that cause barriers
07/01/2026
This little man is giving us a map of how our brain 🧠perceives motor and sensory. Why is this related to Osteopathy? In short, when a patient presents themselves with a neurological injury or a set back moving; eyes, tongue, hand, trunk and feet help in rehabilitation.
06/27/2026
Have you heard of Manual Osteopathy?
06/16/2026
*OSTEOPATHY & INFANTS*
- Infants as early as 4-6 months can inhibit restrictions and tension after birth. As the skull develops the neck and muscular positioning is crucial.
- it’s very important to address post birth habits because they lead to muscular imbalances on the child.
- How the mother positions her infant is everything
osteopathy can help.
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501 Goodlette-Frank
Naples, FL
34102
Opening Hours
| Monday | 7am - 7pm |
| Tuesday | 7am - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 7am - 7pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 7pm |
| Friday | 7am - 7pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 2pm |
| Sunday | 9am - 12:15pm |
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